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REPRESENTING

THE UNREPRESENTED.

DIVERSE
INCLUSIVE
EQUITABLE



ACCESSIBLE
FLEXIBLE 
ADAPTABLE
TESTIMONIALS
TARGETED OBJECTIVES
TEN YEAR VISION

I APPRECIATE HOW INCLUSIVE THE WORKSHOP WAS. 

 

"Beyond my greatest expectations!" 

"Thanks for bringing voices out that are rarely heard" 

"MORE - Please"

BOLD. NEW. UNIQUE
  1. Advance professional development, networking, dialogue and knowledge sharing 

  2. Strengthen connections between the designated South Asian community and the broader mainstream theatre community.

  3. Nurture potentials for partnerships and resource sharing.

  4. Incorporate innovative strategies, tools and digital technology to strengthen connections and nurture potential partnerships.

  5. Deepen intercultural understanding.

  6. Enhance public access to diverse art forms 

  7. Cultivate new audiences from the designated South Asian community within the mainstream theatre and

  8. Promote the development, recognition and understanding of the South Asian arts practices.

 

Project SAT is a sector development initiative founded by Rohit Chokhani and which was funded by the Canada Council for the Arts. The inception of this project took place in 2015 through a residency at the National Arts Center -  English Theatre with support from the BC Arts Council. Mentorship for the Residency was provided by Nathan Medd. Since then the project has evolved into a ten-phase strategic approach nationally for South Asian methodologies and creation. You can learn further details about these ten phases under our about Page. We've had a strong award-winning momentum for our work from 2015 to 2019. Unfortunately, our progress has been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. This has given us an opportunity to take a pause and embark on planning the future strategic work for the project sat through the values of empathy, introspection, collaboration, gathering and building a new relationship with time. We are officially under a hiatus and hoping to return with a national strategy in early 2022. In the meantime feel free to reach out to us through our contact page with any questions, comments, or suggestions.  

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